Auto Flower Power Silver

General characteristics

Auto Flower Power regular autoflowering cannabis seeds are notable for producing compact, low-growing plants that can be grown using any modern method. The hybrid has excellent stress resistance, which allows it to ignore any cultivation errors. It is indifferent to sudden temperature changes, over- and under-fertilization, as well as lack of ultraviolet light and cramped grow boxes, which makes it an ideal option for those who know nothing about growing cannabis, but really want to try growing their first strain.

Origin

In principle, Auto Flower Power is an attempt by modern breeders to recreate the best characteristics of the famous Amsterdam variety Power Plant. Of course, it was not possible to recreate the legendary variety exactly, but the breeders created a completely new crop, the main characteristics of which still have some similarities with the legendary prototype. In the process of creating a new hybrid, experts crossed Ruderalis plants with the most promising seedlings of Barneys Number 1. Despite their young age, regular cannabis seeds of the autoflowering variety Auto Flower Power have already gained popularity among growers around the world.

Taste and effect

Incredibly thick buds of Auto Flower Power fill the space with a delightful sweet scent that envelops the mind in a magical veil and gives a feeling of peace and tranquility. As an inheritance from its powerful indica relatives, the culture received a deep stone effect, before the power of which even experienced Rastafarians take off their hats. The powerful, prolonged effect of the hybrid will allow you to free yourself from all the troubles and worries of the past day and give you the highest quality rest.

Medical use

Auto Flower Power is considered to have powerful therapeutic potential: it quickly relieves nausea, increases appetite, relieves pain and calms frayed nerves. The hybrid is often used to alleviate the condition of those suffering from severe forms of mood disorders, Alzheimer's disease and anorexia.